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I have always used old book shelf speakers as radio speakers, usually just narrowing the audio response a bit... seems to work fine...

however, I have recntly been trying to pull signals out fo the mud, and what I have found is that by the time I lower the RF gain to do so that speaker have very little volume...

so I thought... why dont I connect it to my old stereo

however while it is louder there is also a lot of static being amplified as well

any ideas? keep in mind I am not working right now and would rather not spend anything

[QUOTE="mr_fx, post: 494444, member: 22137"] I have always used old book shelf speakers as radio speakers, usually just narrowing the audio response a bit... seems to work fine... however, I have recntly been trying to pull signals out fo the mud, and what I have found is that by the time I lower the RF gain to do so that speaker have very little volume... so I thought... why dont I connect it to my old stereo however while it is louder there is also a lot of static being amplified as well any ideas? keep in mind I am not working right now and would rather not spend anything [/QUOTE]

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